Life Essays

Introduction          The couple, Kaneme and Misako was in a loveless relationship, with their indecisiveness towards any actions in their relationship including making a decision to divorce. The relation does grow slowly; they wanted to stay longer through doing nothing, the act of passivity. But one day, the couple chooses …

We are used to depend on other people’s help; that somebody will come and assist us with our problems and answer all our questions. That means that we do not trust our own inner wisdom and with that give away our own power. Thus, my law of power would be …

This is an analysis of an article, Healthcare Experiences and Preferences of Uninsured Workers by Ruth Ann van Loon, Joyce R.Borkin and John J Steffen.  In this essay I will analyze the data analysis section to determine whether the appropriate statistical procedures were used to analyze the data, and I …

Research in the teaching order proves that when students are engaged in fun activities along with general instructions of Mathematics, they tend to learn and retain more, leading them to create a logical and an understanding towards their studies. As George Polya, states that “A teacher of mathematics has a …

The concept of lifelong learning is as relevant now as it has ever been, with the traditional job for life being replaced by shorter periods of work for different firms requiring essentially the same skills and qualities in employees. Therefore the ability for these skills to be transferable is very …

     Susan Whitfield’s novel Life Along the Silk Road expresses the relationship between Asian trade and the colliding cultures on either end of the ‘road’.  From China to Somalia, India to Italy, the series of interconnected routes east to west not only brought spices, silks and other goods from one …

            Leil Lowndes was able to produce a magnificent book that can counter shyness and workout confidence among people. The book Goodbye to Shy: 85 Shybusters That Work helps readers in facing everyday lives with full confidence and brighter perspectives. It determines the source of …

Compare and Contrast The central conflict of both stories Alice Walker’s “Everyday Use” and Gish Jen’s “Who’s Irish” is the generation gap as both protagonists belong to the older generation and look at the things from a different perspective as compared with the younger generations. Both protagonists are similar as …

Since decades, science has played a significant and imperative role in lives of millions of people living in different parts of the globe by its inventions and innovations through technology. However, besides provision of luxury and facilities, improper usage of scientific and technological innovations has resulted in contrary results as …

Introduction. Health insurance has for a long time been a challenge to America, with statistics showing that millions of American are either not insured or are under insured. According to the American Nurses Association (2008), about fifty million Americans do not have health insurance cover, with many more being under …